2014 BTCC calendar

Series organiser TOCA has announced the dates for the 2014 Dunlop MSA British Touring Car Championship.

Compared to this season, the calendar is virtually unchanged. The number of rounds, the circuits and the order in which the series visits them are all identical to 2013.

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There has been some fine-tuning, though. The fifth round at Croft has been pushed back to the end of June, a sensible move that reduces the long summer break from six to five weeks, while Rockingham appears on the schedule a week earlier.

2014 British Touring Car Championship - Calendar
Date Circuit Location
30 March Brands Hatch (Indy circuit) Nr. Dartford, Kent
20 April Donington Park Nr. Castle Donington, Leicestershire
4 May Thruxton Nr. Andover, Hampshire
8 June Oulton Park Nr. Tarporley, Cheshire
29 June Croft Nr. Darlington, North Yorkshire
3 August Snetterton Nr. Attleborough, Norfolk
24 August Knockhill Nr. Dunfermline, Fife
7 September Rockingham Nr. Corby, Northamptonshire
28 September Silverstone Nr. Towcester, Northamptonshire
12 October Brands Hatch (GP circuit) Nr. Dartford, Kent
Dates shown are the Sunday of each race weekend.

Each round will again involve three races, all of which are going to be shown live on ITV4.

Related posts:
2013 BTCC entry list
2013 BTCC calendar

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